IC 8399 Computer Usage For Evaluation Of Design Parameters And Cost Of Heat Exchangers - With No Change In Phase And Tube Side Pumping Costs As Prime Parameters

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
P. R. Jones
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

A computer program was written for design and cost of a shell and tube heat exchanger in which the total cost, which includes annual fixed charges and annual operating costs, was minimized. The program was written for the type of heat exchanger in which only the tube side pumping costs were significant and for triangular pitch, single or multiple pass, heating or cooling, and no change in phase. Tube diameter was not optimized since the tube dimensions do not affect the cost very much. However, the tube dimensions do affect the shell diameter, number of tubes, and length of tubes; and price optimum design was obtained for four standard tube diameters. Standard heat exchangers having at least the required area are also listed. The program was made adaptable to various fluids and to various tube dimensions by including many of the required data such as physical properties of the fluids, tube data, and standard shell data as input data.
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APA: P. R. Jones  (1969)  IC 8399 Computer Usage For Evaluation Of Design Parameters And Cost Of Heat Exchangers - With No Change In Phase And Tube Side Pumping Costs As Prime Parameters

MLA: P. R. Jones IC 8399 Computer Usage For Evaluation Of Design Parameters And Cost Of Heat Exchangers - With No Change In Phase And Tube Side Pumping Costs As Prime Parameters. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1969.

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